Ice Age Ridge Park

3502 Ice Age Dr, Madison, WI 53719
3.5 acres | 1.4 hectares

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About the Location

Trail Connections

Located on Ice Age Drive, this urban hideaway connects to the Ice Age Trail and the Ice Age Ridge Trail Junction Area that Dane County Parks maintains. If you're itching to hit the trails and explore the broader Ice Age system, this park makes for a wonderful jumping-off point.

Location

Sitting on the outskirts of Madison, Ice Age Ridge Park offers some truly beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. You'll find yourself surrounded by Wisconsin's distinctive glacial terrain - the kind of scenery that makes you want to stop and take a few photos (or just pause and soak it all in).

Geological Significance

What makes this park special is its connection to the Ice Age Trail and the fascinating geological story it tells. As you explore, you'll encounter remarkable formations like kettles, moraines, and eskers - all sculpted by massive glaciers during the last Ice Age. It's like walking through a natural museum that showcases Wisconsin's ancient glacial history.

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Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy AreaWalking Trail

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Decent Park

Park Size

3.5 acres | 1.4 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:4AM-10PM
Tuesday:4AM-10PM
Wednesday:4AM-10PM
Thursday:4AM-10PM
Friday:4AM-10PM
Saturday:4AM-10PM
Sunday:4AM-10PM

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